re: Window Tint on Vehicles

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Yeah they do make a 0% shade rating, obviously it's not a black piece of vinyl but it is darker than the 5%. Sometimes too dark, but it's nobodies damn business what's going on inside of my vehicle. Most doctors of optometrist will write a prescription for dark tint. That prescription will get you a medical exemption at the DMV. Form stays in glovebox, presented to police of ever questioned.

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Your med exemption does not come from the DMV, and there is no such thing as 0% film that you can see through. Only black vinyl, poly, or black paint. Also there is no such thing as a "shade rating." ALL window tint, no matter what the application is measured by the materials visible lighttransmission levels (VLT). There is even a nifty little equation to determine VLT level since most all automotive glass has some level of VLT. V1 (VLT value of glass) x V2 (VLT value of tint) = V3 (final VLT value).